Hugh Duncan
AUTUMN ANGEL '69 Autumn 1969 I am lying on my back in bed in my dormitory room. Suddenly a figure appears at a distance above me and begins descending. By her huge wings I can tell she is an angel, then, as she continues to drop I am able to make out more details. She is painfully thin, incongruously large, heavy breasts pulling the flesh tight over her sternum and ribs. She appears to be bald, though simultaneously I have the impression her fiery halo is her hair and vice versa. She descends until she is ten feet or so above me where she hovers. Wind from her slowly beating wings plays across me while causing her diaphanous, green gown to billow and swirl. Her gaze is unwavering, her expression cold, almost critical. I wonder if she might be the Angel of Death, but I am not frightened. Rather I am thrilled by the immediacy and detail of the vision. •
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#2283
THE CRUEL FATE OF BOYS IN ROMANIA
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"ONCE YER UP 'EM YER DON'T WANT TO COME BACK DOWN" •
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#771 SPANK THE MASTER 03/08/99 •
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